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Using Shut Down, Using Lock, Using sleep mode, see Using the Windows Start

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Using Shut Down For best results, when using Windows Vista, turn off the computer without pressing any buttons on the computer chassis. NOTE: For information on the Windows Start Button, see "Using the Windows Start Button Menu." 1 Close any open software programs by clicking the X at the upper-right corner of each program window. 2 Click the Windows Start Button on the taskbar. 3 Click the Arrow button next to the Lock button. 4 Click Shut Down. 5 Turn off the monitor. To turn on the computer after a shut down: 1 Press the Power button on the monitor. 2 Press the On button on the front of the computer. Using Lock If you lock the computer, only you or your administrator can log on to it. 1 Click the Windows Start Button on the taskbar. 2 Click the Lock button. Using sleep mode When the computer is in sleep mode, it goes into a reduced-power state. The monitor is blank, as if it is turned off. By using sleep mode: You save time, because you do no have to wait for the computer to go through the normal startup routine when you wake it again. The next time you use the computer, any programs, folders, and documents that were open before you put the computer into sleep mode are available. Your computer can receive faxes, if you set it to do so. Your computer can retrieve e-mail messages and download information from the Internet automatically, if you set it to do so. 10 Getting Started

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10
Getting Started
Using Shut Down
For best results, when using Windows Vista, turn off the computer without pressing any
buttons on the computer chassis.
1
Close any open software programs by clicking the
X
at the upper-right corner of each
program window.
2
Click the
Windows Start Button
on the taskbar.
3
Click the
Arrow
button next to the Lock button.
4
Click
Shut Down
.
5
Turn off the monitor.
To turn on the computer after a shut down:
1
Press the Power button on the monitor.
2
Press the On button on the front of the computer.
Using Lock
If you lock the computer, only you or your administrator can log on to it.
1
Click the
Windows Start Button
on the taskbar.
2
Click the
Lock
button.
Using sleep mode
When the computer is in sleep mode, it goes into a reduced-power state. The monitor is
blank, as if it is turned off. By using sleep mode:
±
You save time, because you do no have to wait for the computer to go through the
normal startup routine when you wake it again. The next time you use the computer,
any programs, folders, and documents that were open before you put the computer
into sleep mode are available.
±
Your computer can receive faxes, if you set it to do so.
±
Your computer can retrieve e-mail messages and download information from the
Internet automatically, if you set it to do so.
NOTE:
For information on the
Windows Start Button
, see “Using the Windows Start
Button Menu.”